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rociovoncina's review against another edition
5.0
Titulo: Coraline (novela grafica)
Adaptador/Ilustrador: P. Craig Russell
Autor: Neil Gaiman
Año publicado: 2008
Motivo de lectura: Maraton en la cripta
Lectura / Relectura: Lectura
Fisico / Electronico: Fisico
Mi edicion: Tapa dura, 192 paginas, Harper Alley
Idioma: Ingles
Puntuacion: 5/5
Debo admitir que disfrute muchisimo mas esta novela grafica que el libro original, y el motivo es por las ilustraciones de Russell, que maravilla! Russell sin lugar a dudas mejora el trabajo de Gaiman, lo eleva a otro nivel.
Esta novela queda oficialmente hiper recomendada, de verdad hizo que todo fuera super spooky y eso me encanto!
Adaptador/Ilustrador: P. Craig Russell
Autor: Neil Gaiman
Año publicado: 2008
Motivo de lectura: Maraton en la cripta
Lectura / Relectura: Lectura
Fisico / Electronico: Fisico
Mi edicion: Tapa dura, 192 paginas, Harper Alley
Idioma: Ingles
Puntuacion: 5/5
Debo admitir que disfrute muchisimo mas esta novela grafica que el libro original, y el motivo es por las ilustraciones de Russell, que maravilla! Russell sin lugar a dudas mejora el trabajo de Gaiman, lo eleva a otro nivel.
Esta novela queda oficialmente hiper recomendada, de verdad hizo que todo fuera super spooky y eso me encanto!
wilde_woolf's review against another edition
fast-paced
3.0
Happy Friday the 13th to me. Read this right after the movie, so it was a bit disappointing. Nice addition of the wasp thing with the dad but did not enjoy the actresses turning into their younger, slimmer selves (WHY WAS THAT NECESSARY?) for their performance or Coraline not liking the smell of "exotic food." The movie is so good and normally, the books are better but maybe not in this case. Wondering if I should read the actual book...
iriwindel's review against another edition
dark
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
4.0
abril_saldana's review against another edition
3.0
Un cuento breve con bastantes lindos mensajes… me hubiera gustado haberlo leído antes de su adaptación cinematográfica porque, en ilustración, la versión de cine me parece superior.
Me recuerda un poco a la historia de Alicia, aunque sí más obscura y directa.
Muy buena versión ilustrada para quien empieza en la lectura.
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Me recuerda un poco a la historia de Alicia, aunque sí más obscura y directa.
Muy buena versión ilustrada para quien empieza en la lectura.
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juller's review against another edition
5.0
I feel like I am listening to him tell a story as I read this book. Slightly creepy, creative read.
meginsanity's review against another edition
3.0
Wow, this is so different than the movie, and also very different from my mental idea of the book when I read it a couple years ago. I enjoyed the different take on it, but I think overall I prefer the quirky style of the movie. I did think that the other parents were more creepy in this version, and the other mother really creeped me out in every panel. Coraline seems more internally stronger than the movie, more true to her heroic book form. She's definitely a strong heroine.
aritrigupta's review against another edition
4.0
Well, [a:Neil Gaiman|1221698|Neil Gaiman|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1234150163p2/1221698.jpg], so that already pumps me up for the book.
Coraline didnt disappoint. Its a dark and creepy story about Coraline finding her way back home. It's a story about bravery and overcoming our fears. It's a story about belief.
I don't know how he does it, but in this very short story, Gaiman managed to stuff in so many beautiful little lines.
Raving about his world building and narration seems redundant, so I am only going to say that this book found me when I needed it.
And isn't that such a wonder?
Coraline didnt disappoint. Its a dark and creepy story about Coraline finding her way back home. It's a story about bravery and overcoming our fears. It's a story about belief.
I don't know how he does it, but in this very short story, Gaiman managed to stuff in so many beautiful little lines.
Raving about his world building and narration seems redundant, so I am only going to say that this book found me when I needed it.
And isn't that such a wonder?